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Ours is 80 wool 20 synthetic and the critters still enjoy it.

Bingo!

Thanks all. My old D300 can still suprise me! I wasn't expecting much at ISO 6400 on a 17 year old camera. Camera thread>>>> etc

Heron coming into land this morning on the Lea

Whatever you do, make sure it's not wool. We have found it impossible to get rid of moths.

A nice rubbery layer underneath will make any cheap carpet feel so much nicer.

For office bits, there's a transparent hard mat you can put over carpet for office chairs to roll on.

I'll settle with kestrel. It wasn't huge - a bit bigger than a pigeon maybe? And it was hovering over long grass, I assume on the hunt for voles/mice etc.

I first saw it down the bottom of the ramp near the marshes. Once it left the velodrome, it headed up the A12. Definitely want to see that one again.

Ah, like the kingfisher muncher on the previous page? I'm sort of hoping it wasn't that as I'd be conflicted then!

I'm thinking it was a sparrow hawk. I lifted the shadows in this one to see the feather pattern. I went back this morning and it was in the same spot but flew away before I could get my camera out.

Saw this today near the velodrome and it made my day.

I like the lazy arse tree theme

Something very fishy about that image. The tread on the near tyre is a very odd non repeating pattern, the relative size of the front vehicle's rear tyre and the back vehicle's front tyre - they are approximately the same distance away and yet the nearer one is smaller than the other, some strange repeating patterns in the tarmac in the foreground. Convincing at first glance, but not when you think about it

The bike hanger that Will didn't get was the 150th hanger in Hackney on Gore Road, of course. It was unveiled on World Car Free Day 2016 and was by artist Tony J Driver, inappropriately enough.

https://news.hackney.gov.uk/street-artist-paints-hackneys-150th-bike-hangar/

I've had the misfortune of spending time in the Royal London Hospital Whitechapel today, but opposite that I noticed Stuart Cameras which sells Portra, and other Kodak / Ilford film, and a few cameras. They also do film processing at surprisingly reasonable rates. Anyone ever used them?

trying to figure out the clue

You're looking for a name. Harris is repeating history if you see what I mean.

There's a choice of new tag, up to you which one you do. They are within 5 mins of each other, but technically the yellow/white geometric one is a little further south!

I'll record a smug explanation of the clue if you insist.

(Hopefully it's not all that hard to work out?)

There wasn't a real Radiohead connection. T-v referenced a Radiohead song to give a hint that this was climbing related, but that was it. The S was telling us that there were more climbing walls other than the one we both presumed the hint referred to. I actually quite liked the challenge.

Old: Bethwall Green climbing centre, Hollybush Place

New: Where do we go from here?

More livened up horizontal lines, or a Radiohead side project?

Up to you.

Clue for the lines one: Tex book cock up by the Democrats in 2000 election?

You're on the right lines. This is pretty much what's visible on street view, albeit without the give away above it:)
Easy Andy's last clue is a big help

The funny thing is I spent 10 mins earlier this evening leaning against some railings only 50m away from it, when my previous theory fell through!

I can't believe how much cracked concrete pavement I've looked at this evening, but I finally have a match!

connected to Radiohead

Well, it looks like that mural is painted on fake plastic trees, if I've studied the grain carefully enough

Well, if it is at the Mile End climbing centre, I couldn't see it this morning.

I also went yesterday to have a look around there, and couldn't see it. Unless it's tucked round the back somehow. Never really explored round there so nothing wasted.

Completely failed today. Even the explainer guy admitted to googling for help

posted the tag on the 22nd

I did spot that Oliver!